Comments on: Manifestos and Ranting About File Mangement

By: Goldie the Goldfish

Goldie the Goldfish — Sat, 12 Oct 2024 00:26:07 +0000

Well I didn’t know that you could explain the Stolley manifesto so simply but you just did and I’m pretty thankful for that. I am in fact like you in that my computer is a bit chaotic at times (all of them, actually). I also read File Not Found and thought it was just kind of a rant about how students don’t organize lol. I really like your point about how organization could be useful when you collaborate with others. Personally, I know where everything is on my laptop (or how to find out where it is) so I’ve never really felt the need to organize it before but I hadn’t really thought about how my lack of system could affect others at some point.

By: Ktyria

Ktyria — Fri, 04 Oct 2024 21:31:23 +0000

Wonderful post! You made some great points, especially about the need for digital writing skills to be integrated into our education systems. It’s so true that as the digital landscape evolves, the way we write and communicate must adapt too. I also appreciate your perspective on Chin’s article. It’s easy to overlook the importance of file organization, especially when we’re inundated with digital files from so many sources. You’ve highlighted a crucial point about collaboration—having a tidy file structure not only makes our lives easier but also fosters better teamwork. It’s a reminder that even the simplest practices, like organizing our files, can have a significant impact on our productivity and creativity. Great job!